Chris Smith

Chris is an avid automotive enthusiast and thoroughly enjoys writing about the consumer experience with automobiles. In addition to WheelScene, he has written for auto repair shops, collision shops and automotive dealers.
His predilection for buying fun-to-drive but not necessarily easy-to-maintain vehicles has given him decades of hands-on experience in maintenance and permanently scrapped knuckles.
Examples of the automotive zoo he has kept include a 1961 Borgward, 1957 Chevy Bel Air convertible, 1960 Austin Healey Sprite, 1969 MGB, a long line of boring company cars and then the RX7 years with an ’87 Turbo II and an ’89 convertible.
Living in Florida now where it is flatter than Kansas and all the roads go in straight lines, sport cars make little sense. However a Chrysler Sebring convertible makes a nice beach ride.

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Best crossovers for snow

Snow Busters – Seven Best Crossovers for Snow and Ice Covered Roads

These sure-footed rides with all their drive modes and high-tech drivetrains give you an edge in the winter. These are the best crossovers for snow and ice.

These sure-footed rides with all their drive modes and high-tech drivetrains give you an edge in the winter. These are the best crossovers for snow and ice.

what do car safety ratings mean

Taking the Mystery Out of Car Safety Ratings

Car safety ratings can be a confusing. Wheelscene.com looks at the two main sources of crash tests, how they crash their cars, and what the ratings mean.

Car safety ratings can be a confusing. Wheelscene.com looks at the two main sources of crash tests, how they crash their cars, and what the ratings mean.